St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-08
BEATEN AGAIN.
The Nets Score Another Victory
Over St. Louis.

New YORK, June ABOUT 1900
people saw the game at Staten Island
to-day between the Metropolitan and
st. Louis clubs. The Nets again de-
feated the champions, playing great
game in the field and batting Foutz
hard. HOlbert caught great game and
handled Pitcher Shafer like a veteran.
Score:
Nets. ..........0 0 2 o o 0 2 90
st: Louis. - l o o o o l 0-3
Errors, Nets 2, st. Louis 5; earned runs
Nets 5, st. Louis =; base hits, Nets Il, ST.
Louis 10; two-base hits. Radford 2, Foutz l,
Robinson 2; three-base hit OBrien; double
plays, Latham, Robinson and Comiskey,
O'Neill, WEIGH; hit by pitched ball, WEIGH
/; first base on errors, Nets A, st. Louis 2 :;
struck out, Nets 3, st. Louis L wild pitches,
Shafer 1, Foutz . umpire, knight.
CINCINNATI SHUT OUT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June THE
Athletics experienced no trouble in hit
ting Smith, while weighing was a mys-
played loose fielding game, and most
of their errors resulted in runs. MILL
gan's batting and kappell's fielding
were the features of the game, which
was too one-sided to be interesting.
Cuthbert had a blood vessel burst by
being hit with the ball in the second in
ming, and John Talbot, of Chester, UNI
pired during the remaining innings.
Score:
Athletics: II l Q 10
Earned runs, Athletics 5; errors, Cincin-
natis 4, Athletics 2; base hits, Cincinnatis z,
Athletics II; twO-base hits, Larllin, Miligan
Poseman; three-base hits, Milligan, McGarr;
double plays, Bauer and Stevey, Kappell and
irGt ha- IN ho1 I orlyi
first base on errors, Athletics 1, Cincinnatis
2; struck out, by weighing 10, by Smith s !;
passed balls, Milligan 1, umpires, Cuthbert
and Talbot.
BALTIMORE WINS WITH EASE.
BALTIMORE, June 7.-Ramsey was
batted freely to-day, but muddy grounds
made brilliant fielding very difficult, and
the home club won long and rather
tedious game. The Louisville players
worked steadily, but were unable to hit
Kilroy effectively. The feature of the
game was the daring base running of
the Baltimores. About 1880 persons
saw the game. Score:
Baltimore. o 2 1 2 0 2 GIG
Louisville: 30 o o 2 L 2 6
runs, Baltimore ID, Louisville 3; base hits,
Baltimore q, Louisville -; two-base hits,
Griffin 2, Cross; three-base hits, Tucker and
Davis; double. play, Browning and Cross;
first base on balls, off Kilroy a, off Ramsey
d; hit by pitched ball Tucker; first base on
errors, Baltimore 1, Louisville 2; struck out,
by Kilroy 2; passed balls, Fulmer 1, Cross 1 !;
wild pitches. Kilroy 1, Ramsey 1; time, 2 As;
UMPIRE Valentine.
A CLOSE GAME.
New YORK, June THE Brooklyn
and Cleveland clubs played at Washing
ton park, Brooklyn, to-day. Not over
1000 people were present, the weather
being adverse. The playing was slow
and tiresome in the early part of the
game, but the later innings were lively.
Score:
Brooklyn. 30 90 90 40 %
Cleveland. 20 o 0 o o o o 2-3
Errors, Brooklyn d Cleveland 2; earned
runs, Brooklyn 2, Cleveland L; base hits,
Brooklyn z, Cleveland g.: home run, Terry;
first base on balls, Phillips, Foy; hit by
pitched ball, Mann, Hotaling, Crowell; first
base on errors, Brooklyn L, Cleveland g.;
struck out, Cleveland 8: passed ball, Peoples !;
umpire, McQuade.